The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-03-13
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

tionai Drill, and il they meet, with encourage.
ment from the peop,e they will push ne project
teus and Momus would sell the floats, sostumes,
reasonable figure. Those Of tho Proteus, which
cost scoooo, could be purchased for se,op and
and arrange details while the followers OF Momus
will take s5,on for seventy.threc costumes and
%aSu sp #iSo Sa e S
be purchased for s20O. tho meeting We'd
e eSS ss S SSs E.
ranc, J, II. Mngruder. George W, Driver, Col. o,
g. stsElcs william Dickson saks, L. t A. httlS'
:. widdieombe and George PHILLIPS. II is
thought that u will require ut least sso,UU to
mittcc was appointed to sound the people and
get their views OH the subject,
our top-iloor bargain sale has proven re-
aay Sa the ses sale viii s Continue until frhcr no
ticc. w. u. Moses Il Son. corner Eleventh mud + |
streets northwest.
MIR John Walker, ono of the most valuable |
clerks ot the First Comptroler's Ohicc Treasury |
pFFs mr. Walker left a"S Il Ssay
Mitchell county. Kan, 4 former Comptroller
of the Treasury. Mr.. Porter, thought so highly
81 MIR him "n ns cy and
would have been done had not COMPTROLLER Pori |
ter resigned to be Governor OF Indiana han. me
over MIR, Walkers resignation. He is the man
they recently alluded to as ''thc !, 100 clerk who
wishes Of the Commissioners, how the nppro-
prations for the District should I've expended
His salary was Sl.SVU.
Physicians recommend Bcur Lithn wutcr for
kidney trouble Sold ut Merits. Eleventh and
streets Price - cents per gallon.
The attraction =, Barton Losans R%S MI"
tragtive programme Of minstrel, variety. and
bmrlesaue scenes, including the burlcsiuc OF
''Thc Little Tycoon"
| DR. j. l.. Workman, of the Medical Museum, mud
| Mr.. James McElhone left tho city IN Tuesday last
for Quantico, on the lower Potomac, aftcr ducks.
| They Ind fortunate trip ANA brought back on
4 Friday fun dozen of good'sizcd ducks.
The body of DIR. Paul Rcinlcin. whose terrible
death by accidental poisoning has been mado
known through the daily press, let ny the io;io
charge of his son-in-law. Mr.. stark. for Cinen-
natl, where the interincnt will be made THIS
| sudden determination was taken 10y the advice
| of Mr.. Wright, the undertaken.
Mrs. summic, of Takoma Park the lady who
was injured by the accident ny the s,,n,shup on
| Ohio railroad Is not expected to recover.
Mr.. Douglas Dyrcnforth, who has been in
| Chicago for a fortnight, returned here on Tues
| day last.
Mr.. w. Cranch Mclntrc left for New York on
Monday lust to argue an important patent case.
bear Lithn Water for dyspepsia a5c. per gal
| lon. Merits, Eleventh and + streets
Conspicuous among the floral offerings n the
was beautiful designn yiolcts and white roses s
| representing crossed cannon and figure %"
| which was made by the Smalls aud sent by the
officers of his regiment stationed nj Washing
| ton Barracks.
and Tucstlay at ". H. Hoeke's carpet, furniture,
| ind upholstery wnrc-rooms.
If the managers of the National Drill could
induce the company OF beautiful giris IN me n,
our big May Dr,, they would make a ten strike
better Drilled company Gf oLng PRETTY girls have
Mrs. Sarah +. wymau has been transferred
from the supervising Architect's Ofhce to the
Sixth Auditors ONCE. and Mrs. {. Hendricks
hs s e, ths hre chi They
both copyists.
Drink bear Lthia Water for the kidneys.
Merits. Eleventh aud streets.
MIR. Charles W. Wood, who for quite mum,
Der of years was manager of Brcntano Bros
establishment at New York, has assumed charge
, of the store formerly occupied by Mr.. James j.
Chapman. al5 Pennsylvania avenue, where he
will continue to conduct the same line of bust
ness The fact that Mr.. Wood has served under
siSna viii be Conducted IN the very best man
ncr. The line of goods carried in stock will he
! the best the market affords.
The Carnival or Mari Gras Committee nre
actively mt work and are sanguinc thut the affair
will be held rs previously indicated. Also that II
will be of the greatest events ever witnessed
pation can be carried out, it Will no doubt at
tract thousands of strangers TO witness it, and be
a fitting closing of the great National Drill.
Those having the National Drill In hand re-
port that proposals from all quarters are pouring
I In. asking for information us to quarters, and
that. Judging from Information already received
the crowd that will be in attendance OH this &C
cnson will be unprecedentediy large, reaching In
: the ncighborhood Of over one hundred Thousand
visitors. All details have been completed. ant
every Indication points to n great success fol
washington's National Drill.
Don't miss the great drive sale on Monia,
/, ! and Tuesday at w. II. Rockies carpet. FURNITURE
and upholstery wnre-rooms.
% "A special to the Mail and Express says: The
. defeat OF the Windsor Hotel scheme on the las
4 day of Congress by the objection of Gen. Gros
!. in Washington very mad. A lot of gentlemen
t. who have nothing to do but study, out method
Il stock company to be chartered by the unitct
/, States. aud with the prestige OF Congressional mp
i wwombi furnish the means to erect s2WO.GJ
3 hotel. OF course the originators would Obtain
SaG a Sa
:, had nothing to lose. 1t was about o. par will
Y the cable railway scheme"
l. Ii you arc tired, exhausted, weak, or nervous
i try glass of Excelsior Nerve Food" For salt
o by dealers generally, at Twenty-Five cents pc
0: qnart.bottlc. This Nerve Food Is q great i'm
:, pe & Palmer. Depots, SiS Street southwest an
ls..4 Twcnty-ninth street northwest.
Tina. geninl salesman. II. c. schnibbe repre-
featuring firm of Ives, Blnkeslce & Co, New
% York City, spent few days in our city, furnish
n ing the trade, last week. He left for the West OF
N a three months trip.
and Tssa"y at W. f HocRe e carpet n furnit%rt
e and upholstery warc-rooms.
Bob McCency had u narrow escape from sc
is riOus injury in the Baltimore and Ohio ''H" ncc
lr dent Inst week. His new spring hat got badl
ne mashed
rs The National Association OF General PasseDge
IL Agents. composed of the heads OF the pnseenKe
| dem m utS ,f al
,e unt.-l states and Canada, Will meet aud hold q
az the Arlington mott
u izaton for the election of officers for the cnsuin
re year, md to consider the Interstate Conmere
is bill. II IL expected there will be an UNUSUAL
m large attendance, and most of the members 9
,e the association will be accompanied by thc
~ The President will accord them special recel
III ton ON the 18th, and the party have been invite
to visit and will go TO Mount Vernon on the l0ti
C. A rare combination Those elegant goods nn
IN low prices on w. Is. Moses Sons top floor.
i, --"Justh's old stand.' CIV ID street northwes
a. buys gents secondhand clothing. Note by ma
hh promptly attended to.
= Bear Li'h.a Water &c. per. gallon: Merit rty
!, Pharlnacy. Eleventh ANA streets i"''
" phoe @'-..
w. Il. W. Sinsnbaugh, of this city, has Just n
or turned home from ENGLAND una ths CS ,,tnM,
al | to important patent matters.
ne usual, the uniformed Irish societiGs vii ha,
ne | their annual parade. Capt. J.. a. Duhy If 10 '
the chief marshal. and, although there are not
many societies ns hitherto, 1t Is expected that u
procession will he very crelitable The ,isu
,loseph'- Asylums viii pc made a., The ELL, iIls
American aud sarsticld Clubs ana the Ilhn-I
Gael Association will celebrate the day by ba
quets.
MIR william Gadsby. one Of the oldest rcsiden
of the West End, celebrated his birthday Tue
or day last aud tue Queer Club" through y
Ncise Duyull and Mr.. A. Zappolle, presented hi
eli with pnir Of gold spcctacles. The prcscntatit
took plnce ut JOyccs. and the recipient made
very neat speech In accepting the handsome gil
no. A sunbeam in n coal mine could not uifoi
N, more pleasure than those bargains ON Moses
=, Sons top hOoi.
be Ground has been broken on the lot on Beu
NO street, West Washington, for the new I-inthicu
le Institute by the contractors, Darby aud Collin
The building will be very iinc affair and is Ia
~ | finished this coming summer
~ The hnndsoiue st. Patrick's Church, on Tent
o. street, IL to be further improved during April !
ne the erection OF granite steps leading from II
~, sidewalk To the entrance. They viii 90
he about sl,tO.